When the money dries up, they'll abandon your property and leave you with a bill.If your property is capable of producing a greater return as a corporate rental or short-term rental, I recommend you educate yourself on how to do that and then do it yourself.

Personally, I'm betting my own money on it, looking for investments now that our inventory has creeped up to about 4 months supply, which is still pretty low compared to most markets.  

It's not just about making more money, it's about living a life that's long and full with those you love.One of the above pillars is giving back and one way I do that is to help people just getting started find, not just the next property and get them to sign a contract, but to also get people set on a path of success and show them the things that I wish someone had shown me when I started out years ago. 

You've been able to save up and have $50K in liquid cash.

I offer to purchase the home for a discount equal to the expected cost of PITI plus repairs/maintenance for the life expectancy of the homeowner, plus a margin for profit.I have the option to refinance the home to pull money out of it after purchase to finance other real estate deals.

You are tying to separate them but keep them together where it benefits you (premium cost saving).

Slightly different, but I used to have a money partner that provided all the cash, and I did everything else.

We do not use a savings account for e. lease.

Hi Paul, that would be great in a another year or so after I save some more capital 

Personally, I would eat the money up front to get someone on schedule asap and work with either the bank or the seller for a credit at close.If there is roof damage, that would be an insurance claim on the current owner's policy.